Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Blunder"

A: (verb) make a mistake doing something, or (noun) the mistake itself

A: serious mistakes

A: Gafe, in Romanian. It's like a stupid thing. Blunder: a big mistake caused by not taking care or thinking.

A: "Blunder" is a stupid mistake. It's also a verb to make a stupid mistake.

A:

What a blunder that was!

A blunder is the mistake made when someone or a number of people, make bad decisions and how those mistakes show them up as incompetent. Or when people make costly or stupid mistakes.

We can also have careless and/or accidental mistakes which can turn out to be great blunders.

He walked outside wearing his Father’s shoes, which of course were too big for him, causing him to fall and brake his leg. And this was the day all the family were booked to go abroad on holiday. Now that was some blunder.

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A: How did I blunder into this absurdity?
The path is not clearly marked, so we blundered around for an hour.
Due to a series of blunders he lost the chess match.

A: The whole situation was a blunder.
He made a blunderous decision.
They wondered how they got themselves in such a blunder.

A: The man blundered around the room, hoping to find his lost car keys.

A: Blunder is not a common word but mistake is. You might make a mistake in a maths calculation but would not usually call it a blunder. A blunder is associated with a stupid or careless mistake.

A: Good question! * I've never used the word "blunder." It's just not part of my everyday vocabulary, but I could see myself using it if I were writing business correspondence or something literary. 1. He made a major blunder when he accepted such a demanding job. 2. I made a major mistake when I invited Helen and her dog to stay with me 3. She made a few grammatical errors when she was speaking, but her English was still pretty good.

A: An error means that you did a task incorrectly or inappropriately.
A blunder is a mistake made by relying on bad judgement.
A mistake means some thing was a mis-take such as a photo that was mis-taken. It is used across the board. You can use mistake in place of both error and blunder and no one would misunderstand you.

A: A blunder is a bigger mistake.

A: There is no difference in meaning but 'blunder' is a fairly formal word that would not be used in everyday conversation. It is usually used in strategic contexts, especially chess and war.

A: sounds good?
You made a mistake closing the shop, many people used yo go there

A:

ye aik galti thi...😞😞

A: "setting off for you" -- I'm going to pick you up and probably take you somewhere.
I would use "your home," "your place." Also, you could say "I am likely to be there in five minutes," since we mentioned the destination already.

A: I make a lot of mistakes.
I frequently make mistakes.
"blunder" isn't commonly used

A: Agreed. More natural/casual ways to say this would be “I messed up”, “I stuffed up”, or (very casual) “I fucked up.”

Some more natural uses of “blunder” are:
“A blundering idiot”
“He blundered his way through the meeting.”

A: すごい!

A: 실수가 더 심각하다.
A mistake is more serious than a blunder.

A: Blunder is not a common word, but usage example:

I made a blunder.
I blundered again.

Better to say:

It's my bad!
It's my fault!